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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1910

Page

6

Meteor Engine Explosion Kills Two Crewmembers Near Olathe

The Kansas City Frisco Meteor southbound engine exploded one mile north of Olathe Kansas, killing engineer John Donegan and fireman Oskelber. No others were harmed as baggage and mail cars derailed but remained upright. The cause is unknown and a wrecking train was dispatched.

Kansas City Louis San Francisco Olathe Kan John Donegan Oskelber Donegan Frisco Oklahoma Galveston Tex

Trolley Wreck Near Kingsland Claims 42 Lives

A devastating interurban wreck near Kingsland Indiana kills 42 and injures about 20. Most victims were Bluffton and Warren pleasure seekers bound for Fort Wayne fair. The collision involved a southbound Indiana Traction car and a northbound Wabash Valley Limited on the Bluffton division.

Fort Wayne Indiana Middle West Kingsland Ind Bluffton Warren Fort Waynes Fair St. Joseph’s Hospital Ft. Wayne Wabash Valley Traction ‘Company Indiana Traction Company Wabash Valley

Congress on Employment opens at the Sorbonne

Former Premier Bourgeois opened the international congress on employment at the Sorbonne. He said the aim is to analyze unemployment causes and to plan labor distribution from crowded centers to labor-scarce districts. About 200 delegates attended, including Americans Henry Farnam, Charles Neill, Edward Devine, J. K. Andrews, William Lesterson, and Helen Sumner.

Paris Ifrance International Congress On Bourgeois Sorbonne M. Bourgeois Henry Walcott Farnam Yale Charles P. Neill United State Commission of Labor Edward Thomas Devine Columbia J. K. Andrews Wisconsin William Lesterson Helen Sumner

Payne Tariff Laws Good Say Cannon in Illinois

Danville Illinois Speaker of the House Joseph G Cannon criticized Taft and progressives in a speech to locals. He defended the Payne tariff as good and needed no defense, urging protectionist policy and warning against Democratic control of Congress. He named his twentieth nomination for Congress and denounced religionists as reactionaries.

Danville Illinois Joseph G. Cannon Taft Congress

Couple Completes 2018 Mile Hike to New York

Dwight H. Wolf and Mrs. Wolf return from a 2018 mile trek to New York. They arrive tired yet healthy and happy after traveling with their dog who walked the full distance.

Long Walk Kansas City Mian Dwight H. Wolf Mrs. Wolf New York

Federation Formed By Shippers In Midwest Meeting

A Topeka conference organized a federation plan for shippers business leaders governors and railway officials from eight midwestern states. 130 attendees backed anti trust enforcement on freight associations and a full valuation of railroads with a seven member committee to lobby Congress and fund valuation costs. W J Williams oversees as president with John S Dawson secretary and J B Bartholomew on the executive committee.

Topeka Kan Middle Western Gov Stubbs Middle West Congress Traffic Federaton W. JD. Williams Texas Railroad Commission John 8. Dawson Kansas Railroad Commission J. B. Bartholomew Peoria, Ills Illinois

Roosevelt predicts victory and chairmanship in open convention

At Sagamore Hill Roosevelt declares he expects about one hundred delegates and will run for temporary chairman in an open convention fight. He asserts the old guard is beaten in the Saratoga fight and speaks after a conference at Oyster Bay.

Oyster Bay N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Saratoga Sagamore Hill

Rate increase is a menace seeks cheaper rail costs

Franklin K. Lane, Interstate Commerce commissioner, told a Chicago rate hearing that railroads must solve rising operating costs without raising rates. He warned continual rate hikes threaten the Western U.S. economy and urged alternative methods to curb expenses.

Chicago Ilinois Franklin K. Lane Interstate Commerce Commissioner

Japan Seeks Panama Canal Fortification Policy Support

Baron Uchida the Japanese ambassador has been instructed to back U S plans to fortify the Panama Canal. He will end his vacation and return to Washington to carry out these orders.

Japan Washington, D. C Baron Uchida United States Panama Canal Washington

Rochester Next G. A. R. Camp Site Chosen

Rochester was selected as the next meeting place for the G. A. R. camp but only if railroad rates are satisfactory. The decision came as the organization opened its business session in Atlantic City.

Rochester Atlantic City N. J N. Y

Gilman Elected Commander in Chief at G A R Encampment

John E. Gilman of Boston was elected commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic for the coming year at the Atlantic City encampment. John McElroy of Washington withdrew before balloting. Samuel R. Van Sant of Minnesota opened the session and praised growing fraternization of the Blue and the Gray.

Atlantic City N. J John E. Gilman Boston John McElroy Washington Samuel R. van Sant Minnesota Grand Army of the Republic

Texas Cities Grow As Census Reveals Population

The census bureau releases Texas city results showing San Antonio at 96 614 residents up from 53 321 in 1900 and Fort Worth at 73 312 up from 26 688 in 1900.

Texas Washington, D. C San Antonio Fort Worth

Banter Over Proposals Slows State Car Debate

In a light remark, residents tease about George's pace and a man's reluctance to speed his car beyond fifteen miles per hour. The exchange hints at political or social talk drifting from proposals to humor.

George

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Skin and Hair Care

The ad touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin scalp hair and hands. It highlights antiseptic emollient properties and relief from itching irritation and inflammation. Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston Mass offers a free Cuticura Book on skin care on request.

Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston Mass

Saucy Soldier Dash Provokes Lively Banter at Nashville Banquet

Col. Robert C. Carter recalls Dash from Company A as the rough tongued Private who, foraging on a wealthy estate, met a grande dame in evening dress who refused him food. He repeats her line I will give you nothing and adds a sharp comeback about determination and like the rest of you.

Robert C. Carter Nashville Dash Company A Cash

Tribute to Hold Up Artist In Crimson Gulch Tale

The exchange centers on Crimson Gulch with Three-Finger Sam arguing the train no longer stops. Stage Coach Charley’s arrival shocks locals and the railroad, which now fears respect from the rail line.

Crimson Gulch Three-Finger Sam Charley

Allen's Foot-Hase Adverts Shoes Comfort

When rubbers pinch shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Hase. Antiseptic for feet cures tired aching feet and eases corns and bunions. Use for breaking in new shoes and dancing. Bold everywhere 25c. Free sample mailed. Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Growth Rings Reveal Timeless Truths in Men’s Hearts

A reflective line notes that years etch enduring records on men’s hearts as on tree trunks, unseen by the eye yet deeply marked by time. The text compares inner development to concentric growth, suggesting lasting impact beyond visible changes.

Saxe Holm

Red Cross Ball Blue Sold at Leading Grocers

Good Housekeepers praise the product and note its availability at leading grocers for five cents, highlighting demand for Red Cross Ball Blue as a household staple.

Red Cross

When the Yellow Streak Triggers a People’s Blues

The fragment notes a reaction to a yellow streak causing a mood shift. It mentions that some individuals display a fit of the blues when this streak begins to affect them.

Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Advertised for Teething Pain

A historic ad copy touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething discomfort in children claiming to soften gums ease pain and relieve wind colic. The text reflects era marketing language and notes medicinal claims for infant care.

By making use of the knowledge you have you will gain more

A broad, motivational saying urging use of existing knowledge to achieve greater gains. It emphasizes personal growth through applied learning and continued effort. No specific events or entities are named.

Lewis Single Binder cigar ad touts freshness and quality

An advertisement promotes Lewis Single Binder cigars made with old well cured tobaccos. The copy claims the hand made foil wrapped cigar stays fresh from the table and justifies its higher price by using superior tobacco. It warns against imitations and urges buyers to request Lewis Single Binder from dealers.

True Independence and the Great Man's Rule

A concise reflection on personal independence. Emerson argues the great person maintains inner solitude amid crowds, resisting both public opinion and solitary conformism. It champions steadfast self-direction with gentle resolve.

Emerson

Interview Request Sparks Sharp Exchange Between Politician

An urbane journalist asks for a meeting with a busy politician. The politician responds with anger, telling the journalist to go to blazes, then quips that he will consider it an appointment. The exchange highlights tension over arranging an interview.

General Gordon Quote: sand running from glass

A quotation attributed to General Gordon notes the sand flowing from the glass day and night and urges not to shake it, implying steady effort or fate. No additional context or events are provided.

General Gordon

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted by Letters

Advertisement recounts letters from women praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illnesses. Claims decades of cures and urges readers to write for advice, with testimonials from Mrs Lena Carmacino and Mrs J H Breyere in Hudson Ohio and St Regis Falls New York.

Lydia E. Pinkham Hudson Ohio E. Pinkham Lena Carmacino R. F.D St. Regis Falls N. Y J. H. Breyere St. Regis Falls, N

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